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JOHN macaw ADAMS? ‘9 ' Mr. John 11ch mm. 1 one o! the pioneer. in the buiidf ing' up of HighlanduPuk, has wiped at”. Eh Wt“ up held 1.7a"! AVWQhYtHi- any, .1...“ by Mining ’0 Chicago and Highland Park frhndl; including a large number' of employees from the Adam-1 Wntluke Company, Chicago. The 11‘than 0‘ that: uh! and tried employees of the eumpany, of which Mr. Adams em} president. ilfutntu their esteem and affec- tlon for their old employer. The many ‘fioral tributes from in! Ind out were beautiful beyond description. Most exquisite and impressive music was rendered by. Hrs. Furnace Hateley 3nd Mr. B. F. MoGregor, of Chicago, uooom- ponigd with violin by Miss Carley Guy, of Chicago. The_ services Were conducted by the Re! A. A. Planstiehl of the Prenby'terianehurch of Highland Park, who paid a high tribute to l hie memc‘n'y, speaking of his nu- qelfilhnm in social, religions and hneineee film/remarking that Mr, Ldis‘ihe had been a very emphatic epompleof the nobility»! gather- in; fine goods of, the world not ior selfish ende,'but an meanetoyorK out 'the good of the ’yorld. ' Those who knew Mr. Adams in hie private, as well as his business ' life, knew him tie a inoet generous man, who quietly and without 09. mutation privately besto'Wed his charities on the poor and needy, as well as upon public charities. He believed In doing good during his lifetime. 7 _ He was public spit. lied. He built and beautified a 3 commodious home in 313111111111 1 Park, where all of his iriends I Were welcome in bu own generous 1 wayâ€"41gb and poor alke Every body who knew him was his j friend. He was a man of religi- ous convictions. He was inter- vested in all municipal méttérs to such an extent that he spent thou- sands of dollars 1n improving the, city wherein he lived. In all walks of life and in all of his as- soclations he was a model man One of God’s nobleman. Every- bod; willmile him, nobody who mm arm for.» Emmi his the oerflces 3! 183’ We being' impreuivelv cofifluofied by ‘tbe Rav. Mr. Du Honliu. of Chicago. THB mmwurm MILITARY The Nonnwédiél mm", Academy nopeneé for the newn- teentl: your Wedneodny evening villa In enrollment of 82. Thin is 'the largest number enrolled at the opening of any year in the history of the Academy. Some other: will he enrolled later if room can be found to quarter them. Of the old atnfl besides the presi- dent and the commandant. Dr. H. E. Rogers still remains as princi- pal and will be at the head of the mathematical department. Prof. A. D. Burnhum fill have charge of the English clusioa, and Prof. A. A. F. Zillig of the forgign languages. Of the aew men on the stafl, Prof. M. J. Abbey will teach the sciences. He was educated at Brown University, and has had several years of successful experi. enee as a teacher. Prof. J. E . Bittinger, graduate of Northern Illinois college, ton;~ five years su- ; perlntendent of public schools at 'Fultoa, Ill, and for sum years principal of a military academy, will have charge of the commer- cial department. Prof. Edwin , Damman,a agraduate of the Illi- ‘ , nois State Normal, also an experi- | enced teacher, will have charge of the grammar work with some . branches in the higher deparb r meats. A“â€" Mr. George'A. Tobey, for many years genenl superintendent of the Whitney Arms Company, and for years afiterward master me- chanie of the Winchester Arms Company, and since that time1 identified with large electrical and mechanical const1nct1on com- panies, will have charge of the manual training department. The Northwestern Mi H t a r y Academy has steadily increased in attendance each year and, al- though in the last five years rdom- has been made each year for a flaw addition] students, these vacan- cies have been fined‘prsotically all the time and frequently it bu W hmry to lespswsiting my, ”Mixed with :56 M W than itahuyo a large paneling. of old «ndenh. bu undo it poo. sible to maintain the tradihopl hf ‘ the Iohool which has dmfifiood Hot all that is skiightforiud, lhonouble und mull]. \Th'e' growth and de‘velépaant ' of the Academy has been quite a ‘ hater in the (ninth u‘id develop .‘ mat of Highland Park, more so than probably many of our citi- seue realize. The Academy in the isst seventeen years has spent thousands of do’llais m advertising not only the name of the town but all its beauties and advantages, and during this time Colonel Da- vidson has with horse and carriage . shown many hundreds of people , the beauties of the city, a number - of our ptesent citizens having bo- . come first acquainted with High I laud Path in this way. No firm of amusement managers have done more to keep the produc- tion of sensational mel'o-drama- up ' to a high standard during the past ten years than the Holden Brothers, . and their production of “The Den v‘sr Express,” “Over the Sea,” Bar. r010! Money,” ‘Capuin Hanna”. etc” are eagerly watched for by the “ patrons .of the popular theatres - throughout the country. This "year they have outdone ail formermflorte in their production of “Nobody-‘3, Claim. ” The scenic equipment is the finest that money can buy and = the company engaged is from the ' front ranke of the: profession “No- ’ body’s Claim’l plays at the Schwartz ' Theatre Waukegan,~Snnday,Sept 23. i L ‘ We have just received one of tho mout‘ beautiful home songs that has“ of late come to this omen. It is? called “YOUR MOTHER,” wxitteu by J T. Rider This is a song that eyer'ybody ought to sing. » Cucum- gflw. your market. {our own mother. h afigctlon gap! come from no other i’fi'i'émm“ ""é"éi-',riޤ.'t53f€wre"”‘<fi' '{n' . The one got: loved best wu’yom‘ 33:11". PRICE so CENTS PER OOPY 30.416110! oux- - per by undi 15‘ cents in age strips ’to the TH AT- BIGAL UBIC SUPPLY 00., 44 West 28th"8ti~e'et. Newfork, win mm I“ copy mailed $0 thgngpost paid. “ Your Mother ” "NOBODY'S CLAIM." 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